1990 European Athletics Championships Men's 4x100m final

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  • 1990 European Athletics Championships Men's 4x100 relay metres final. Split Yugoslavia.
    A new 4x100m relay world record was set in this race.
    The teams were:
    France (FRA)
    Max Morinière
    Daniel Sangouma
    Jean-Charles Trouabal
    Bruno Marie-Rose
    Great Britain (GBR)
    Darren Braithwaite
    John Regis
    Marcus Adam
    Linford Christie
    Italy (ITA)
    Mario Longo
    Ezio Madonia
    Sandro Floris
    Stefano Tilli
    Soviet Union (URS)
    Innokenty Zharov
    Vladimir Krylov
    Oleg Fatun
    Alexandr Goremykin
    Hungary (HUN)
    György Bakos
    Laszlo Karaffa
    Pal Rezak
    Attila Kovács
    Spain (ESP)
    Florencio Gascon
    Enrique Talavera
    Javier Arques
    Luis Rodríguez
    Portugal (POR)
    Fernando Damasio
    Pedro Curvelo
    Pedro Agostinho
    Luis Barroso
    Commentators included Steve Ovett.
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Komentáře • 20

  • @trackandfieldarchive
    @trackandfieldarchive Před 11 lety +6

    Awesome upload. I've been waiting to see this for about 15 years. Was always curious to see how the French ran when they broke the record. All 4 of them, especially Sangouma, were very underrated and under-appreciated sprinters.

  • @kondjiaguy-daniel4142
    @kondjiaguy-daniel4142 Před 9 lety +5

    belle epoque de l athletisme de france

  • @markgriffiths9377
    @markgriffiths9377 Před 10 lety +2

    Thanks for uploading. Always wondered how they broke the WR, when you consider how great the US team must have been at the time (Lewis, Mitchell, Burrell, Cason, etc). But as has been mentioned, French sprinting had a lot more depth back then (as compared to now, where they have Vicaut and Lemaitre but not much else) and all four were top class 100 or 200m runners.

  • @trackandfieldarchive
    @trackandfieldarchive Před 11 lety +5

    I wouldn't say they were no names. Bruno Marie-Rose (anchor runner) was the world 200m indoor record holder and a finalist in Seoul. Sangouma (back straight) was 2nd to Christie in the European 100m final and 3rd at the 1989 world cup, Trouabal (3rd leg) was 2nd in the 200m at these championships and a double world champs finalist. Moriniere was the least known of the quartet but still was a 10.1 guy. Sangouma was the most known, but they certainly didnt have the US's firepower.

  • @tjmckenzie4048
    @tjmckenzie4048 Před 11 lety +2

    It really was remarkable. Four complete no names and they broke the WR.

    • @stevecrocker6904
      @stevecrocker6904 Před 6 lety +1

      hardly no-names for those of us who are track followers. But not being English speakers I guess they weren't courted by an English speaking press

    • @martintownsend6694
      @martintownsend6694 Před rokem

      A whole host of major championships medallists and record holders at the time, hardly no names lol 😂

    • @thomasmckenzie4584
      @thomasmckenzie4584 Před rokem

      Bruno Marie-Rose 100m PB 10.18 Max Moriniere 100m PB 10.24 Jean Charles Trouabel 100m PB 10.24 Daniel Sangouma 100m PB 10.17
      1984 USA gold medal Carl Lewis gold, Sam Grady bronze, Ron Brown 4th 100m
      1992 USA gold medal Carl Lewis former WR holder, Leroy Burrell former WR holder, Mike Marsh 200 meter gold, Dennis Mitchell 100m bronze
      1996 Canada gold medal Bruny Surin Olympic 100m 4th place, Donovan Bailey 100m gold medallist WR holder
      2000 USA gold medal Jon Drummond 9.92 Bernard Williams 9.94 Brian Lewis 9.96 Maurice Greene 100m gold medalist and WR holder
      2008-2016 Jamaica gold medal Usain Bolt 9.58 WR holder, Asafa Powell former WR holder, Yohan Blake 9.75
      I could go on and on with gold medals and world records at Olympic games, but basically every year someone won olympic gold or broke a world record, the team had at least two legendary runners on the squad. Nobody outside of France will EVER remember ony of these runners on the WR French team. They had 4 pretty nice runners, but absolutely NO studs. And that is why this world record was so amazing.

    • @martintownsend6694
      @martintownsend6694 Před rokem

      @Thomas McKenzie Sam grady 10.19 who not many people would have ever heard of, and the 4th place guy who even I'd never heard of 10.26! So are you trying to disprove your theory or what? Lol

    • @martintownsend6694
      @martintownsend6694 Před rokem

      @Thomas McKenzie they also got the silver behind the Americans in the 91 world champs! But this is a European champs, where many of them were medalists in the 100 and 200. People In Europe knew who they were. Marie Rose held the WORLD indoor 200m record for 8years!!!

  • @jjbigfoot9077
    @jjbigfoot9077 Před rokem

    "The UK are in the gold medal position no question...." That dolt needs glasses.

  • @thomasdrummond6939
    @thomasdrummond6939 Před 3 lety

    Ethnocentrist comments.

  • @et_m4204
    @et_m4204 Před 2 lety

    "nobody is european in the first 2 teams"
    random Usa or Gb commentators after Tokyo 2020's 100m

  • @stevennicholas4160
    @stevennicholas4160 Před 2 lety +1

    Christie was garbage in relays. Marie Rose was catchable as was the Soviet guy in Seoul but Christie couldn't hawk either.